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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
If my memory serves me correctly you can control the mapped caching attributes using file flags, like O_SYNC, etc. Might also be architecture dependent. If you want to manipulate a memory-mapped device then you don't want caching, but
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Sure you can name things, but there is no agreed upon definition of what scrum or agile means, so don't talk about them. They are useless, unscientific terms.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Scrum. It has nothing built-in for reflection and planning. It assumes you magically know everything already and can build and demonstrate progress towards the goal at the end of the sprint.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Where I currently work it's absolutely a process problem (of Scrum). The version of scrum they're running wants you to just get the committed stuff done, and it's irrelevant what it leads to. There is no room for understandin
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
The alternative is to just do what makes sense, without calling it anything. Junk shit like what scrum has become, for example not discussing technical stuff during standup (why the fuck not? that's what our job is about), artificially
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Then something else was the bottleneck at the time. It is very easy to prove that some sensors in some situations will be able to perceive things that other sensors cannot. In those situations the additional sensors are crucial first steps.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
This is the correct answer. You can declare only when someone else already has performed the imperative chore, i.e. written the source code, programmed. Q.E.D.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Bad (and common) engineering managers avoid agreements on purpose to: 1) cover their asses 2) change anything at will If you never agreed to anything, then you can keep demanding whatever, and blame whoever as well. It's a really shitt
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
From what you've told so far, I think he should just simply look for another job. If it says DevOps, SAFe, Agile or something like that in the title or job description, then chances are the company has unfortunately been swindled by th
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
How about letting the person asking the question take a stance on that instead of you being offended from the side-line? I think it might be a very important piece of information to figure out a strategy going forward.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
What has he done in his career? It would be easier to help with a bit of history here. What did he enjoy the most? What did he feel he was best at? Why is he still working and not in retirement?
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Semaphore, Dijkstra, around 1962-1963
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
I've unfortunately found that senior executives have incredible protection nets. They can basically do whatever they want and get away with it.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Sure, but that's irrelevant as far as the scam goes. What matters is real money entering the markets for fake money, e.g. USD for cryptos. That people after that can trade back and forth between different fake moneys is irrelevant, alt
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
The typical bank account is backed by a properly regulated financial institution, whereas USDT is backed by some shady foreign company.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
People buy Bitcoin with regular money, not with USDT. People exchange from cryptocurrency to USDT because they really want USD, but that is significantly harder to convert to.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Internal matters? The age-old cry of the oppressor?
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
It's like a braindump of a thought-train trying to reach a simple conclusion rather than just stating the simple conclusion itself.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
The conclusion/title talks about fraud without any context, which is the misleading thing here. What he means to say is that we have to accept to not fight some fraud because it would be too expensive. The most expensive option perhaps
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
I agree with your first sentence, but TDD and unit tests are completely diametrical concerns. Unit tests serve multiple purposes. Number 1 is to have a way for you to play around with your design. Then it also can document requirements. I t
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
You are arguing for having tests and good coverage, not for doing TDD.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
This is true. There are engineers who practice TDD as well, although quite few in my experience. The code I've seen come out from hardcore TDD is utter crap, because what truly matters is a good design. In fact writing tests first by d
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
TDD is really, really bad. I won't even add arguments. TDD is typically sold by Agilists from which most content deserves to go in the same trash bin. Most of these people have never written code for real. Their opinions are worthless.
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Ask HN: Can anyone help me find Hawk's 3D tutorial?
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Yep, that's where the popularity comes from. The entire Joe Rogan/BJJ/UFC movement/lifestyle and the for-male type of content like with Jordan Peterson has really got a huge following among men at least. I haven't l
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Thanks for the expanded thoughts. I see two problems: 1) You seem to include any kind of processing in "finding patterns". I wanted to both get your definition for "finding patterns" as well as the proof that this is how
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
> So? That's how you learned everything you ever read in a book. Proof please.
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
None of what you are saying makes any sense to me. This is another big problem in the software industry, that roles with the same name can vary wildly. A little bit like "agile" not ever quite looking the same and not ever quite w
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
Product Managers today are many times attempting to be shitty tech leads rather than actual product managers, which is a completely different job. If a product manager has more than a superficial opinion about what engineering is doing, the
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by righttoolforjob 4y ago
seems like he missed getting to the point..

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